The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-08

this mail small view of SHAFT" so called because
the first was like well about twelve feet deep; en-
iarged to fifty feet long now house over 1t as SEEN
iIc'ure receiyed many thanks
Mary H.. Finlay, Hendersonville, N C-here
comes yolr cltch niece again. Will you put my
name IN your Bible? here is five cents. In answer
10 george IL. Perrys, Q-aGrange, Ga) letter. the
b'ole says, And they came to Elm where were
Twelve wells of water and threescore and ten PAIN
trees and they eucaInped there by N = water
exodus Xxv chapter and ~ verse. So you must DC
twelve years old
Clyde and Eva Adams. Tillatoba, Miss.We aIe
two lite tots aged respectfully five and seven. We
go TO sunday school on Sunday evenings ana PICK
COTTON during the week. and have made nlckle
apiece for your Bible which you viii please accept
ana pace our little names in your Bible. 10 George
H. Ferry, LAGRANGE, Ga, would say that his age Is
WE'VE years, as there were that number OF wells
where there were threescore and ten palm trees.
Love To you and the cousins Papa writes TINS Tor
us and we kiss the paper.
Your niekles are more appreciated because you
worked for them
Fannie Wallace, scddy, Tcnn.-I am little girl
eleven years old and going to school. We are having
such pleasant weather now do love the fall OF the
year; the woods look pretty with their varignted
colors. Jack Frost has come and orened the chest
nuts; we havea fine time gathering and eating
went up TO Sweetwater to see Uncle James Wallace;
he is Presbyterian preacher Cousin Mary Belle
ana had quite u nice time. ! do love to visit
You must write long letter and tell the cousins ali
about the exposition. Aunt Susie, / send you
nickle to get my name in yoar Bible.
Alice EaSon, Boston, Gal wrote to you once but
did not see my letter in print. SO will write again.
Aunt Susie, think that you are small woman like
mama. would like very much to have come to
t1,r. I.,4. 4
square for your quilt and dime for your Bible, and
want my name to go in your Bible. Tell Kate
Swain that will correspond with her. Answer to
Lula larrsonss questions; the books of Either ana
songs of solomon have notthe name ofGod in them
Carry May Jones, Hillsboro Ark-Here comes
another little cousin who would like to see her
name in print and TO help pay for your Bible made
the money myself have no kind para; he is dead;
we miss him so much. have four brothers but no
sister We live on farm and have agreat many
nice cattle and hogs We all know how to work.
although we are small; the oldest eleven years of
age, want to tell the little cousins what n coed
little brother have he is four years old; says he is
going to make preacher. Last Sunday his brother
two years Older, wanted to crack some hickory nuts
and he came up and said ''Did you know this was
Sunday and God will not love any one that does
anything ON his day."
Note-Neyer write on both sides of your paper
Annie Greer, Gladesville Ga-Papa is n sub
scriber to your paper, and all like it ytr much
As this is my first attempt to write TO you. | will
make my letter as short as possible for fear ii might
all be lost. am MT going TO school now, but viii
start soon. haven't got any pets; mama says am
too much OF pet myself. Uncle viii, Your letters
are very interesting; write as often you can.
Aunt Susie, will send you nicRle please let my
name 90 in your Bible. ! will send you one of my
cards for your scrap book Goodbye to all.
Lula Butts and Kate Logan, Blairsville, Gave
are two cousins who have written to you several
times before, bat guess the little mouse got our
letters. We have never seen many letters from
Bairsville We will take the physicians advice and
not tell how many brothers and sisters we have or
how many pets we have Aunt Susie, we are learn
ing how to work us some pillow shams we have
some very pretty patterns it has got cold up
here we have had to put our flowers in the pitt we
came near losing them the other night. We would
like to exchange crochet samples with some of the
jusins and would lillefo correspond with some Of
them. We will stop for this time. Goodbye.
S. Osborne, Elmore, Ala shall not tell my nee
am not at school. ] have taken music lessons
three years, and if intended to 20 to the exposition
this month I would play the cousins a beautiful
march to march out to TIE Constitution tent to
see our Aunt Susie. | play about two hundred
pieces and will exchange sheet music with any of
the cousins Enclosed find five cents for my name
to 90 in your Bible. Aunt Susie, am / too late?
shall 30 to the fair in Montgomery next week
Aunt lie and cousins, don't you think ii nwiully
cruel III Anna Crawford TO hope that poor Carter
Black is u 1t up the tree yet? do, for if he came
down she would make it unpleasant for hun.
Casta Dlra Henley, Mjuutainville. Tenn.-As
have Just finished reading the cousins letters, l
thought would write 10 you l have written two
Letters TO you. | think ifyou knew how young
am and That never went 10 school day in my life